This gorgeous glass and ming green marble mosaic tile was my inspiration for the design.
I fell in love with this 6 x 24 porcelain tile. It is durable, practical, unique and really looks like an old painted wood floor. And, even better, the tiles are heated!
I bought this chandelier before I even hired a contractor. I found it at a local salvage store, and it was love at first sight!
I have always loved the vintage look of a bridge faucet, and these Newport Brass fixtures have so much character.
The open shower definitely adds a modern twist to the room. We installed a rainshower and a spray showerhead on a slidebar. We chose 2 x 2 honed carrara marble tile for the floor and polished carrara for the sills and threshold.
We had custom cabinetry built to maximize storage. The sconces are from Restoration Hardware.
The wall color is Sherwin Williams’ Sea Salt. The plantation shutters were designed so that the top and bottom operate separately. We can keep the bottom closed for privacy, but still allow natural light in the top.
Can’t say too much about the water closet, except that the Toto toilet works like a dream.
I love what you did with your bath. What floor tile did you use — size, color, and manufacturer?
This is a guest post, so i am not quite sure, there should be a link at the top that will take you to the authors post!